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Cake day: June 16th, 2023

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  • This is stupid on the surface, BUT “milk” in some jurisdictions is protected with legal standards. This prevents watering down or other issues.

    I am not familiar with the UK, so I don’t know if this is applicable.

    In the US, “ice cream” is protected and has to meet standards, otherwise it is called a “frozen dairy dessert”.

    Additionally, in the US we recently had a massive butter recall from Costco because it did not label “dairy” as an allergen. Common sense indicates butter contains milk, HOWEVER, these allergen labels are the law and the allergens feed into downstream items. IE, if you use the butter to make brownies, then the brownies must be labeled. If you automate this process or whatever, you could miss this, due to it not being labeled correctly.